[24/96] Journey - Infinity - 1978, Vinyl Rip

Journey - Infinity - 1978

Columbia - JC 34912, Original US Pressing Promo

LP, Vinyl Rip, 24/96, FLAC (tracks+.cue)

Rip by PBTHAL VINYL RIPS

Side 1

01. "Lights" Steve Perry, Neal Schon 3:11
02. "Feeling that Way" Aynsley Dunbar, Perry, Gregg Rolie 3:28
03. "Anytime" Robert Fleischman, Rolie, Schon, Roger Silver, Ross Valory 3:28
04. "Lă Do Dā" Perry, Schon 3:01
05. "Patiently" Perry, Schon 3:21

Side 2

06. "Wheel In The Sky" Fleischman, Schon, Diane Valory 4:12
07. "Somethin' to Hide" Perry, Schon 3:27
08. "Winds of March" Schon, Matt Schon, Fleischman, Perry, Rolie 5:04
09. "Can Do" Perry, Valory 2:39
10. "Opened the Door" Perry, Rolie, Schon 4:37

Credits

Bass, Vocals – Ross Valory
Drums, Percussion – Aynsley Dunbar
Guitar, Vocals – Neal Schon
Keyboards, Vocals – Gregg Rolie
Lead Vocals – Steve Perry

Artwork By [Cover Art] – Kelley & Mouse
Design – Tom Steele
Engineer [First] – Geoffrey Workman*
Liner Notes – Pat Morrow
Photography [Back Cover] – Sam Emerson
Producer, Mixed By – Roy Thomas Baker

Written-By – A. Dunbar* (tracks: A2), G. Rolie* (tracks: A2, A3, B3, B5), N. Schon* (tracks: A1, A3 to B3. B5), R. Valory* (tracks: A3, B4), S. Perry* (tracks: A1, A2, A4, A5, B2 to B5)

Notes

Mixed at His Master's Wheels, San Francisco and Cherokee Studios, Los Angeles


Vinyl Ripping Process/Equipment

Vinyl Cleaning Process
- 3 Liter Ultrasonic Cleaner (Tap water with Sporicidin) on custom rotating assembly at 1 RPM for one hour
- Vacuum off with Nitty Gritty
- AIVS Premium Record Cleaner Formula No. 15 applied with Mofi Brush while rotating on VPI 16.5
- McCulloch MC-1275 Heavy-Duty Steam Cleaner applied with Mofi Brush while rotating on VPI 16.5
- Vacuum off with VPI 16.5
- L'Art du Son Record Cleaning Fluid applied with VPI Bristle brush
- Vacuum off with VPI 16.5
- Whole Foods Deionized Water applied with Mofi Brush (Separate from AIVS Mofi Brush)
- Vacuum off with VPI 16.5
- Flip record and repeat
- Place record on Plate Demgnetizer

Turntable Equipment Profile
- VPI Scoutmaster with inverted bearing and 300 RPM motor
- VPI Center Record Weight
- VPI Periphery Ring Clam
- Gingko Cloud 11 Vibration Control Platform
- VPI Synchronous Drive System turntable motor speed controller and line isolator
- Trans-Fi Audio Terminator T3Pro tangential tracking air bearing tonearm
- Zyx Airy 3X-SB cartridge

Phono Stage Profile
- Musical Surroundings Phonomena Phono Preamplifier
- Musical Surroundings Battery Power Supply

Analog/Digital Convertion
- E-MU 1212M (the 1212M contains the same A/D converters used in Digidesign's ProTools HD 192 I/O interface)
- Adobe Audition 3.01 running on Windows XP in a Shuttle PC form factor

Post Processing Of Audio
- Run thru ClickRepair(if necessary) at level 7 with
- Pitch Protection | off
- Reverse | on
- Simple
- Resample to 96khz in Izotope Rx2 using the default preset
- Manually listen to album in Adobe Audition cleaning any clicks/anomalies
- Flac with Xrecode II for hi-rez files
- Flac with Trader's Little Helper for redbook files

What is this Final Master stuff

I call these "Final Master" because more than likely this is the last copy you are ever going to need

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White label promo pressing in awesome shape